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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-04
Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story the
truth Of which is vouched for by the residents
of the town: Il am 73 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years; could not dress myself with
out help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
house work. | owe my thanks to Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all disease and pain" Try
a bottle, only soc. at Devine & Coughlin's
Drug Store.
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stabbed With a File.

NASHUA, N. H., May 3.
The news has reached this city from the
Wilton county house of correction that one
of the inmates in fit of rage attacked one
of the officers of the institution Monday af-
ternoon, with file, stabbing him in the re-
Qion of the heart, making probably death
wound. The trouble is SAID to have arisen
from dispute The distance from the in
stitu,ion to the village of Wilton renders OBJ
tanning full particulars at this hour impossi-
ble
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Mortuary.

CAMDEN, May 3.
Capt. A. +. Ames, a large lime msnutac-
turer and shp-builder of Rockland, also a
Brunswick, aud proprietor of the Bay View
House at CsHden, died at Camden, Monday
night, aged sc yesrs. He leaves widow,
two sons and daughter. He WAS native OF
Rock.and.
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w II. Pattee, salesman for Esterbrook &
Eaton Washington ST. Boston vrites.

I'tVH' W "oHIHEtUH d., bU5IUn, WTItc6.
"lt gives me real pleasure to say that Ad-
amson's Botanic Dalsam cured me of severe
cold. to which have been subject, especially
during the winter months, and / have in
many instances recommended it to my friends,
and they have all been benefited by it's use
think it has no equal as . cough mixture" !"
Il am using Adamson's Botanic Balsam
for cough of long standing, with satisfacto-
~ results.
Mrs. Z. X. Brown, West Pembroke, Mass"
May3d&wlw
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In Favor of the Receiver.
ST. ALAANs, May 8.

ST. ALAANs, May 3.
The case involving the ownership of the
capital stock of the Montreal, Portland &
Boston Railway, purchased some two years
ago in the interest of Receiver IIendee of the
Vermont National Bank at st, Albans, and
which was recently argued before the Su-
preme Court at p, rtlsnd, has just been de-
cided in favor of the receiver, thus determin-
ing the stock to be the property of the bank.
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Bevoud Reform.

ROCHESTER, n. T., May 3.
Frank Tulley, formerly prosperous bus
mess man Of this city, vas arrested in New
York this morning on a charge of forgery
preferred by George Leaf, his father-in law
The prisoner. it is claimed, squandered s40,-
900. ruined his father and himself, commit
ted dozen forgeries or more and deserted
his wife and three children.
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Man Killed at Bath.

BATH, May 3.
VIM. Murphy of Monson, Mass, sRed p
wears. employed as engineer of the hosting
engine used on the Bath water works. slipped
and fell between the hoisting gear and ma
chinery. Tuesday forenoon. receiving irJu-
ries from which he died in fifteen minutes.
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MIR, Blaine for President.

SEABRIGHr, n. j., May 8.
The Seabright Sentinel, paper owned by
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, the New Jersey prohi-
btion leader, has put James G. Blaine's
name at the head of Its editorial columns as
its Presidential candidate. The paper has
heretofore opposed Mr.. Blaine. The matter
causes much comment.
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BASE BALL.

NBw ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Boston-Boston Blues -, Lawrence s..
AT Low ell-Lowell 10, Haverhill 8.
AT Salem-Portland 10, Salem I.
At Lynn-Msnchester I, Lynn 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At lphia-Boston 5, Philadelphia 8.
At nspolis-Indisnspol 4, Chicago 5.
At Pntsburg-Pttsburg 4. Detroit IA
AT WashIngton-New York 4, Washington
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Big Blaze in Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 8.
The American Bridge Works at Goth
street and Stewart avenue we're entirely de-
stroyed by fire Monday evening. The works
comprised six large shops and covered about
FIVE acres of ground. The loss is about
S4O0, 900, chiefly on valuable machinery and
work partially completed and still in the
shops. Five hundred men are thrown out OF
employ yment.
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Ne,o Mich Co,os and Spr,noers.

Ne,o Mich Co,os and Sprinoers.
The COW supply meets the demand and the quality
s a, a wide range with sales from a25 to a5I mosth
Some bright and fine grade cows appeared from
Maine this week, warranted to give Il quarts OF
milk per day. There was one Dutch new milch
ers at $50 each. Cole Land sold springers at t,n
each. w. y. Farnham sold 2 mi CHI cows Il . "a
each. L. W, Tinker. mich cows at so each. q.
kimb al sold 20 mixers and sprngers. the average
price $33.
Zeal Calves.
Prices rule strong cts lower on best and slightly
more on film lots, with over 900 head the mar
ket |. G. Libby Son sold IS head nv. lI5 ID at 5
cts a h. Wsdw ell Bros. soli ~ calves av ~ ID.
at sA per head. Range on calves 2ailc;s. sale OI
"a eectcd calves ay l2o lbs at 81 cts by W Ricl er
son. l.. w Til kcr sold 10 do nv. llo lb-. at B.,
cts. X. z. Pollard sold calves lis lbs. ii, eta
Cattle Traffic By Maine Dropers.
A good train Of live stock steamed up to the Wa
tertown car landing from the east this week .leve'
&c Cd so car loads OF cattle and calves The trad,
opened air on cattle there being variety TO sci CT
baby steers two years Ia. Not 80 very small. bu,
they we're fancJ and very handy. One couli not
tell them one from the other; perfect ch. grth
ing 6ft Tin rpd weighing 1850 pounds. they sold al
W. Hastings of R'tne Me. They were Id by
Wsrdwell Br g., who al-o sold pair cattle girhing
el to ass pair beet steers. 265o lbs at et20; "a
stocker of 100 lbs. at 4c l.. l. C. LIBBY Son .oli
rough b"ei cattle, the weight 1850 lbs, at &C. H.;
choic. cattle 1880 bs. at &c l.; pair Ut cattle o
5000 lbs. at ESQ. Cole sand sold = oxen The
weight per pair 1900 be- at io L. small 700b steer
at eco.
The following sales are mostly directly or indirect
ly by Maine dealers.
In milch co, the demand does not meet the ex
pectations Of the dealers still the trade fair
a number Of pairs Of working oxen changed hands
c. II. Merrill sold hefer springers at tls each 8
new milch cows at so each and do. at cas- l. G.
Libby Son Id spring. rs at tl2o; 3 milch cou,
the lot ,03 lot of l6 small sized mitch cows 70
head F. II. Coolidge Son sold spring re- ss7 so
mitch cows t+3 each do. $50 each. ". Scollan,
sold bulls weight 1900 lbs at e32 each 2 fsi "a,
cows go each do at $40 the lot. J. Meloy soId
farrar cows e1-ess: new milch COW ESQ., do
t5s do e42 90 each, do. 1or s4450 each. N
| Traiton sold pair six year old working oxen
weight 1000 lbs. at elis pair nice and very handy
i've year olds Rirhing eft Tin weight zosO Ibs II
ei3o. Glines Weston sold pair 200 working
| oxen Rrthing IN Yin at el25. J. d. Hosmer cold
pair 6ft Sin cattle zs00 lbs at el2o pairs 7ft cattle
3loo lbs at el45 and e55; pair 1T 4n cattle $40,
lbs at sles. H. ~ Taft said one pair eft Gin cattle
$500 lbs at tl5; pair m weight 1000 lbs at slse
pair 6ft Sin cattle 2eDo lbs. At tI30.
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ashout.

ST. JOHN, n. B., May 8.
Owing to wsshouts on the Maine Central
between Vanceboro and Bangor, the New
Brunswick railway service between these
points, will be suspended for day or so.
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BosroN. Nav 3.

s"h"e1 Ne~ rouhuiaHu, Yesterday All
hands were lost
BosroN, Nav 3.
special to the Herald from ST Johns. n
r, says: The first news reached here this
afternoon of an appalling msrlne disaster
that occurred al the southwest island of Chan
mel Harbor late last Saturday night. Shortly
after midnight the inhabitants of the neigh.
boring shore were reused from their slumbers
by the sound of a steamships horn. Hurry
ing to the edge of the water they peere d
through the darkness, rain and fog to locate
the position of the steamer, and presently
rockets were observed to shoot up in rapid
succession, showing the craft in need of as
sistance. The ship was only 400 yards from
land but the heavy gale and sea preyen nted
boats being sent to her.
Signals made from the shore could be seen
on board and heartrending cries of distress
were borne in on the gale. At 2.30, two
hours after the alarm was given, the ship
made plunge and disappeared beneath.
The storm continued till daylight, when it
subsidized sufficiently to allow boats TO put off
to the scene. There was plenty of wreckage
found, from which the i'll fated steamer was
found to be the John Knox, Capt. Brally.
GLASGOW for Quebec, with cargo of iron,
tam and fifteen of the crew have been recov-
cred and one of the latter has been identified
as the fireman. She had crew of about 80
and there are over dozen bodies still miss
ing. The John Knox was an iron steamer.
1851 tons register, and WAS owned by Neil
Mclean of Glasgow.
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Thumped in the Back.

BANGOR, May 8.
John o. LaughlIn, a0ed 90, had his back
injured Sunday by being struck with the
crank Of a hand car while at work repairing
the railroad near Red Bridge. He died to-
day
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Board OF Health.

RocKLAND, May 8.
Rccklsnd city government. Monday night,
elected the follow ing Board of Health: c. +.
Lttleield, Esq., Doctors S. ii. Boynton and
F. f Hitchcock. The city government also
pas ed the white line ordinance, with refer
erce to a heavy laden team.
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Drowned.
RocKLAND, May 3.

RocKLAND, May 3.
Winthrop Ames of Vinai Haven, was
drowned of Herring Neck Ledge, Monday,
the boat being cspsized by the surf. His
companion, Hiram Williams, made a heroic
attempt TO rescue him. The body has been
recovered.
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ScOOted to Canada.

BosroN, May 5.
L, now appears that Capt. Isaac H. Hough-
ton. bookkeeper for Scull & Bradley. whose
defslcatiop and flight were reported in the
morning papers, left the city more than q
week ago. 1t is believed that he has gone to
Canada. The smount of his shortage is now
placed at SIS, 900. The money was not lost
in dissipation. as intimated this morning, but
in speculation.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Brighton and Watertown Market.

Reported 1or the Kenn. bee journal for the Week
Ending Mays.
AMOUNT Of Lire Stock at Markef.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine. Horses. veas
1859 9,597 l5.S66 955 2l3l
Number from Maine.
Sheep
Cattle. lambs. Calves. Horses. Swine.
Maine stock, ls& 90 lf2 40 90
Price Of Market Beef
A few choice. &7.oo a q so; extra, $3.50 a 1915;
first quality, $500 o. rs; second quality, 15 90
&5 so; third quality, - 90 $3.50.
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Crushed BY Rolling Logs.

HoULroS, May 8.
Amos Chase,s lumbermsn and mill owner of
Moro, was fatally crushed on Thursday, while
rolling logs into the stream He was about
35 years OF sge and an energetic business
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-04

Found at last! A remedy that not only re-
lieves, but cures that enemy of mankind,
consumption, as well as the numerous satel-
lites which revolve around it in the shape Of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, in1u-
enza, &c. The remedy we allude to is DR..
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
may3d&wlw
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MECHANIC FALLS, May 3.

MECHANIC FALLS, May 8.
A number of gentlemen interested in paper
mills are in Mechanic Falls today. looking
over the ground The Denison paper mills
are to be sold at auction at 10 A. NJ, tomor-
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New York MONEY Market.

NV YORK. May 3.
Money call ranging from to5.
Prime mercantile paper at 5s5I per cent. Sterlfns
TO / per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues dull and steady at 4s0I a. s4I
Government bonds dnll and steady. Railroad bonds
dull.
curfties:
IL. a.
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NO. JOG.
Chicago Produce Market.

=, CsioASo. Mays
WhkAr-dulI: No. Chicago SprisG. Sot.sAl.
CORN 81 s7,,
OArs-st s6;
RYH-Quiet, 81
B\RLkY-hrm IS
Pork a. % 90 Is So
LARD so EA s6s.l
buLk MSAT >tnuitvTs, 9 10; Short rik q 90.
Short clear. o3.
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bY TELEGRAPH,
" EArIiES REg'tJ,s1
indications tor the Nrx, "a .fou..
War Department

War Department.
once Of the Chief Signal 0fRcar
"ashin2ton' ID. c., May f.. A. VI.
For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
generally cooler fair weather. preceded by
rising temperature on the coast: light varia-
BILE winds.
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USHERED INTO ETERNITY.
Thirty Lives Lost by the Foundering of
the ,teamer John knOx-rhe Bodies of
the Capt. and Fifteen of the Recov.
cred.
HALIFAX, n. S. Nav z

The steamer. John Knox, Capt BrsHy, /
Glasgow. for Montreal. foundered at the |
channel New Foundland, Yesterday All |
hands were lost
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essays.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29

I'M xuNBnR OF graduatss from the
HiRh School this year comes mp 70
com sshins like the number that should
srsduats every year. The number
s,ms years ago Was rIdiculously small
ous Of the total number Who attended
school. The RHPUBLICAN stated 81
the time that there should not be lss'
than two dozen Of graduases, and VI
ate pleased that the number has st
visihiy increased since then. Odt Of
the 9. 900 childrsn who attend the pub
10 schools Of Wilmiugtou, there should
10 even moro than twenty.four grad q
stee. It IL said that thcre ere owe
atty In the class that 10 to sraduas
next year.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
vMAmAKnRs'

and curious shapes and
decorations. S cents to 81.
Less by the 100.
Basement, northeast of centre.
Fine white Hamburg
FIouncings "a in.) for two.
thirds. We told you Of
them the other day and set
a breeze blowing through
them. They're the things
that every woman likes but
that not every woman cares
to pay full price for.
Were $I.75 to 81 50;
Now $1.2s to $500.
The regular price on the
, airy, fairy White Dotted and
Figured Swiss is lS to 40
; cents. Our price, 124 to 80
cents.
!. 19 to 45 cents for the
. sheer, light, cool India
Linens" They've been much
. more.
So have the Piques (welt'
: ings). IS, 20 and 25 cents
, for white! 25 to 80 cents is
what you'll commonly pay,
Ecru Piques that have beer
Is are Is cents.
Southwest of centre.
More OF those extra cheal
Mems Scarfs from the job
ber's stock brought out to
. day.
' Middle Market street entrance.
English Dinner Sets, II:
}, pieces, pink or brown, Sl2.
= 50.
g Same. $50 pieces, blue
J gray, brown, pink or "mid
q summer" SIG.
o Near Juniper and Market streets corne
o JOHN WANAMAKER.
n Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stree
q and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29

THRRR SEEMS to 10 general dispo-
sitiou to have o free. ud-easy kind OF
Foursh OF July next Monday, as Is Al
ready foresh allowed oy the firing OF
crackers, pie ols and toy cannon several
days In advance. There Is very posi-
tive ordinance farbidding these noisy
demoustrstions 80 long in advance, and
even on the Fourth, but the general
sentiment this year has been In favor OF
o suspension OF the operations OF tha:
ordinance, provided the privileges
granted were not abused. The citizens
then, especially the small boy oeini
put upon their good behavior, are ex
peoted not to proceed to extremes, ant
in oil Gases to for bear doing anything
that will place life, limb and propsrt!
in danger. Such things as throwing
bunch OF lighted Are crackers anon
horses feet shonld not be tolerated for
moment; SIS, ftlDg crackers and can
non where nervous people are affected
BY 1t should be strictly prohibited
The police, OF course, will have th
sane power to arrest people tor . viola
tion Of the ordinance as II procla ms
ton had been Issued by the Mayor, an
will no doubt use their authority In .
cases where the provisions OF the CIT
ordinance Is outraseously violated.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
nn.a,h,h. vh,uaua q us,,nsgs nalsai

INlnoo106, Vuuu1wa q eNIsss Ws1'sss
June 18th. 1857.
EIalAe WIN leave Wil|inSsSn. y = n1s'vT sn =
e. iS' 8. u. y. IL q. il q. II 81 an
xs:ssnodss,sa, 70. q. I q, 10 . . n.
50. I g, %, 70. 10 % p: y. "a -.
81, y u % e. i i :. n. Il 90, ss, % and '.a'
y Aceonnodasien, Q %, ~,I@,i% 81. isa
Q. n, - o., I 70. y 10 and 10 ~ p; n NJ
70 s:H y; 4f;1' = a as'' = t. g. ;Sss
X Scr w. Ws!t < Unsster, via Lamokin. sn and
SIS .. m, 50 and 90 p. m. .
,'s, 5Gs r;rars q ' so:nt;sss Il ss .na aas p n.
Baltimoro and intermediate stations, 10 u
BHitimore and bay Line, y p. m.
baltimore and Warrington, q, -, - -
g rrs,aS nn1 for ~ Dsi.xars ~ Dtv,non lseye for:
New castle, 9 90, % .. NJ, II %, b, w.
Is .. m. and II oe night
osorgstown and lswss, = % D m'' sno s''
y FOR N R.boDoth. 8 so .. N. and SO tE1.
sssiord tExprs.s, 3 soP. N.
Aarrine ton, Dslmar and way ststiens's "
Express for M Harrington, $50 p N. wss
kzp.ss: ior Dover, Harrington and D'''
mar, II Of night.
Express for oips Uballes, Old Peint Com
fort and Norfolk, II % night
Leave Philadslphia, Broad street, iel
Wilmington (expressl. Il %, eeo, ~, ~!
ISo. Sos, s II, . o., 0 81, IL 20 p. m.
Accommodation, Q 80, 10 - ;. n.. Q, II
SUNDAY TRAINB.
For Philadelphia (expressl. 90: aez, a
IYlb. 9l0, II 6l o. m, 2 II, n and % p. n
Accommodation, SIS .. m, BIC. u
4 10, 8 %, Z ", 0 30 p. m.
For Chester tnxpress), 1913 10, IL d .. M
ga % and Q 30 p. m.
Accommodation, ID .. M, II 10, 10, II
For Nov YORK (erpross), 100. y. = q
i1lt, 8 IL, IL 81 .. NJ, 227, ga, 20, 1oe An
ri w:s. Chester, via L.mofia. snA. n
For Uape CHARLES, Old Point Comfort IN
| Norfolk IL 0b night.
For New UasiIe, Middletown, Olsytol
Dover, Harrington, Seaford, Laurel an
Dolmar. Il VI night.
baltimore ana Warrington, -, Z u, ~
10 Os q. m. II CO, $3.50, and y .. N. Bait
morv, 81. and II SS pm.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for vi
ningten sexpress, y 20 % 3 70; wv "
Accommodation, $50, 10 - .. m, u -. u
Trs,ns marned tnus (s)ars limited expire
upnH vhieb sytrs fArs 10 charged.
, FOR iurtnes information PASSENGER Are =
fsrrsd 70 the ticket otfios 1t the sssuon
General Passengsr Agent
OHAnns Z. HuaH General MAnsres
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29

AS NORTHERN Democrats are pretty
generally OF the mind that President
Cleveland was . crasy man when he Is
sued bis order 10 return the rebel hsgs,
and Southern Democrats think that he
vAs crazy when he rescinded the order!
Republicans may take " for granted
that Cleveland WAS stark crszy TOR onc'
in his lifetime, Democrats every wher'
agreeing to thAt.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29

THE Atlantis (Gs } Constitution, one
OF the leading De nocratic papers OF the
South, sees the fl.s question in sensl-
BILE light, aud say: "As matter OF
fact, the Sonth Is all serene and all
solid The fiAg episode is hardly worth
70 king about. There are no Confeder,
ate 8 ae,, snd nobody In the section
where the Con 'ederale States once ex
listed IL anxious for the re.cru OF th'
captured fi,ss" Auother very sens'-
BILE 8 utheru contan porary, With 1
leve, head, says thai There is a sneak
ing notion do wn here tsa. the captured
Gags are where they belong and wher
they ought to bs. They belong to IN
nation and, ss the South is deanit
part OF the nation, the flags should b
preserved in the national archives.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Dishonesty In Elections.

Dishonesty may answer TO carry
marty through but 1t will not wear very |
long. There were honest elections -
general rule in Delaware mp to 1873.
when the Assessmsnt laws were 70. |
peeied and the present aboruve laws
were adopsed and put In force. They
succeeded In keeping the Democratic
party In the State In power, but what
OF the general result? That 10 seen In
n debauched ballot box wherever neoes-
ssry to attain Democratic success. 1t
IL seen In increased taxation and In
tsrior OH ,ials to enforce and carry ont
the laws. n 1t 10 true that honesty 10
the best policy In general, 1t 10 douoly
true In . political sense. The outrage
upon the ballot that made and keeps
Della ware Dsmocrstio State ts reooil-
ing now upon the people In Outrageous
~ increased taxes and inefh Silent gov
eminent. But In NO State 10 this prln-
ciple more plainly demonstrated than
in the State Of South Carolina, one ol
the very worst OF the buldcz ng ;ate'
Of the South. DsmoralIz alton and dis.
honesty 10 permeasss every depArt@et
of that State that the Charleston News
and Courier, the Leading paper In tAe
attack on the franchise OF the people
has been com 2elled, In Its number fe'
June 23, to lament over the situation 10
language like this: "rhere is serioui
Decentralization to. day In South CAro
lima on aooount Of the election practices
which we're 90 com mon. There II
some diff oulty in making . young mar
for example draw . distinction be
tween the obligation OF an oath take.
- . juror and the obligation OF an os.'
taken Ut the polls on election dAy, or
. witness In trial for the violation 2
sn eleohon law. For this reason Oil
ferent plans have been suggessed b
which the minority may continue TO
the msj ority."
The News aud Courier could nj
have spoken truer words had 1t hs'
a,okeu for Della ware. That papt
frankly admits that dishonesty In ele
tiou methods In South Carolina has 90
rupted and demorAlized the grown
generations shat they have no oom pr
henslon OF the san ,tity OF an oath. An
this 10 true. The man who solemn
ssears to perform his duties honest'
~ III oioUblOu bhu bhoh
permits the ballot box to be stufeo,
ss Ia done In Wilmington assists
stuffing 1t, lie q psrjured inAn snd o.
not be believed upon his oath 10 81
court OF justice or In any position
life. In Sjuth Carolina the case
worse than It Is in Delaware. The
the Rspu bllcAns had 40 900 majority
the State. It required murder, ro
berry, arson, public aud private viii
pings by Ku Klux and false SWeari
to overcome the Republican msJorl'
In Delaware the Democrats were
power and 1t only repaired the odar
In the assessment laws thai WAS ma
to keep them in po wer. Bai now
tune is changing. Dishonesty IN el
tions creates dishonesty in everyshl
else, and therefore the wall OF the Ne
and Courier that the men who by
honesty In stamping out the Rspu'
can majority in South Carolina can
be believed even upon their oashs
other matters.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
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Purchase comfort where y
money will obtain 1t, with lhe
to exchange or have your nonr! /
II you are not ga isiied,
THEY ARE BARGAIN
Mems Calf Brogans only NA
Mems Canvas Brogans, wide
heel, $l.00. :.
M-n's Low Cut Lace Shoes u
to S3.5 50.
Men's Lasting Congress wiz
tip, 81 25 to 81 %. >,
Mems Base Ball Lace s1os y \
Little Boys Base Ball L'ce :
to 90c. r,,s,
Children's Pebble and k.d y
| Button Shoes from GOc. to w.
Misses Pebb e and Kid spf
Button from 81 25 10 81 5l' r :.
Misses Pebble and MI n''
81 to 81 .65. ~, o.,..
Little Boys Button lip 'as, ,.ss
Boys Hook Lace Shoes i'01
S1.25. -, ~, ~,
Ladies' Plain Lasting Colsa Y ,!''
| Ladies' Plain Lasting bu'W'
to S1.75. ia.
| Ladies' Plain Lasting H
1925 VI, ro,sal,
| Ladies' Lestiug Kid foAsd !, .si i
| Ladies' Lasting Kid foAsu
to S1,75 n..,,. Bu
, Ladies' Kid and Peop's ~
1928.
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